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It's hard to take seriously when many of these pages are not anti consumer but just products that one random person distant like something about. Like for one t
by charcircuit 2mo ago
It's hard to take seriously when many of these pages are not anti consumer but just products that one random person distant like something about. Like for one the fact that it has a mobile companion app is anticonsumer.
You can't when against these people and I highly suggest ignoring these "consumer rights" people as their opinions don't reflect what makes actual business sense to do.
- rockskon 2mo agoDo you have a specific example on the wiki you can cite for your grievance?
- charcircuit 2mo agoJust pick any article. https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Whoop https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Whoop was the one complaining that you needed a mobile app instead of a web app.
- mrln 2mo agoI actually find that site super informative. Specifically the hard cancellation is something I would be infuriated by as well and that you would barely know without a site like this. And the whole app part specifically criticises the fact that while there is an option to read put some information via the web, you don't get to read out everything there and there's no valid reason to do that. They already went the extra mile so you can read some stuff via the web, so having some stuff that you can only read via the app feels malicious to me. I think generally reading this felt like a review of stuff that wouldn't be criticized in a YouTube Review for example, but that I personally do care about.
- Telaneo 2mo ago> You can't when against these people and I highly suggest ignoring these "consumer rights" people as their opinions don't reflect what makes actual business sense to do. It makes a lot of business sense to scam people. There's a lot of money to be earned doing that. That doesn't make it a good thing.